USA cars should be USA spec.
German cars should be German spec.
Japanese cars should be Japanese spec.
In many countries around the world, the driver’s seat is on the left side, but in some countries, such as the UK and Japan, the driver’s seat is on the right side. Cars from these countries should be prioritized as right-hand drive models.
It is best to allow users to choose between left-hand drive and right-hand drive, but priority should be given to the country in which the car was manufactured.
Since Forza from FM3 onwards has a driver’s seat view, it would also make sense to include both the Acura NSX and the Honda NSX.
I agree, [I’ve found that] right-hand drive models are hard to come by in the Horizons, and I’d love to be able to drive more cars that were manufactured in countries with right-hand drive (especially since I drive one irl too).
Though it would be really cool if there was a feature to apply a mod kit to the car (or have a selection of sorts) so that players can chose which side they prefer to drive on.
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That’s what I want, you can order the Seat position.
Today, right-wing traffic prevails worldwide. Of the 221 countries and territories of the world, left-hand traffic is currently in 59 countries
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I’m happy to see Fujimi back in action.
The problem is that not all of the newly added Japanese cars are JDM. It’s a strange game with no JDM even though it’s set on Japanese roads.
Maybe people on the forums are adamant that all roads in the world have the same rules as North America, but the reality is different.
If you come to Japan you will be disappointed that cars don’t drive in the right lane and JDMs aren’t LHD.
I want diversity, but the main person on the forum wants everything to be painted North American spec.
The current Corvette has RHD, but I’m not in a rush to add it because the Corvette is an American car and LHD is the standard. I’d like to have both options, but I can’t expect T10 or PGG to care about the Japanese market because they take it for granted that everything in the world is American spec.
